Has anyone else lost these senses AFTER getting vacc'd? I have not had covid in the past.
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Lost taste and smell AFTER the vaccine
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Last: 3 yr ago by bay fan
When did you get the vaccine? It takes a few days to kick in. My wife got Covid after her first shot.
Lol
You could have just gotten COVID at same time you got vaccine. Probably not from the actual vaccine.
First dose last Tuesday, Hit me pretty good. This is nuts
I haven't had any other symptoms other than fatigue.
correlation != causation. You might want to get a 'vid test
Yes, I have heard of a parents friend who lost senses after vaccine. Not much more than that anecdote.
I would bet a lot of money that the vast majority of adverse side effects to vaccines outside of formal "studies", never make it into to official vaccine stats. Just like my false negative PCR test (and many others) didn't impact the tests reliability rating.
I would bet a lot of money that the vast majority of adverse side effects to vaccines outside of formal "studies", never make it into to official vaccine stats. Just like my false negative PCR test (and many others) didn't impact the tests reliability rating.
Go get tested, probably just caught the rona before your vax kicked in.
SARS-CoV-2 is suspected to infect sustentacular cells that support sensory neurons in the nose. Loss of the sustentacular cells = loss of smell.
As the two most common vaccines (mRNA) code for only the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and not the full virion particle that would allow for replication and destruction of sustentacular cells (or any cell type of that matter), I find it incredibly difficult to believe that receiving the vaccine would have anything to do with loss of taste/smell unless the person was already infected with the real virus.
As the two most common vaccines (mRNA) code for only the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and not the full virion particle that would allow for replication and destruction of sustentacular cells (or any cell type of that matter), I find it incredibly difficult to believe that receiving the vaccine would have anything to do with loss of taste/smell unless the person was already infected with the real virus.
My understanding is that people may lose smell from covid because of your body's immune response. If so, it stands to reas that an the immune response from the vaccine can also cause this symptom?
My family Doc said the similar thing. Active immune response to the vac is a good thing.BCG Disciple said:
My understanding is that people may lose smell from covid because of your body's immune response. If so, it stands to reas that an the immune response from the vaccine can also cause this symptom?
I had a blood test the day before that showed no antigens. So unlikely, but not impossible, to have contracted prior. Wife remains negative, not sick (this is TexAgs) as well.
I don't think you lost your taste and smell from the vaccine. You likely have Covid. My daughter caught it several days after being vaccinated, prior to it becoming effective.